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Do you mean my muhlatimic? I'm surprised you still remember it. It was on the Chronicle thread.

Finally, a leader.

Nice cover on your site!

An asteroid strike, converted to DnD, is a 10 trillion pound block, falling from a 60 million foot height. The planets are barely scratched.

That's because you don't know how to cook them.

Kilotonkheireis seems to me linguistically wrong (Hecaton is the first part, and should be replaced be Kilo- alone). Try Myriakheires if Kilokheires doesn't sound well (and if you can balance out ten thousand arms).

Or a dinosaur. Or simply a very big worm (wait... they already have all those, don't they?).

From the Hebrew word "Muhlat" - Absolute/Ultimate. "Nehaschimic" is from "Serpent". BTW, why "Amidah"? The way U_K pictured that vampire, it's not exactly the Buddha of compassion, and the Hebrew word is not very fitting for the term.

A creature made of iron becomes a black hole upon reaching something like Tera fine - Tera tiny size. Sorry.

You can take it for free.

But Really, think about it. First, there was the puny Epic Dragon. Then, came the capable Adamic Dragon. Then, the mighty Nehashimic Dragons were revealed. And now, there come the creatures from far beyond the unknown. The Ultimates. The star sized Muhlatimic Dragons. Laying their world sized...

Scouting for other stars suitable to warm eggs.

How about this... a planet must be evacuated because it's actually a hatching dragon's egg. And the mother is watching so that you don't harm the baby.

Another question is, how much damage reduction does such a creature get just for being covered with epidermis (a couple of feet or so thick layer of dead tissue)?

There are plenty of human hating races... although I can't imagine them to be such monkey lovers. Maybe a travel to the Planet of Apes?

How about a prestige class specifically for slaying gods?

Yes.

Can the Solarians be made a race (the hermaphrodites)?

I remember a similar question from some forum... Is there an official 3.5 Edition Quickling?

Don't know about the fortress of solitude, but the One Ring certainly shows.